The Luar brand has become the intersection of high fashion and street style — known for breaking norms and creating a new wave and style for its customers. Founded by Raul Lopez, a brainchild of the ...

What’s the recipe for a Luar pop-up? Intention, spectacle, and, above all, attitude. “I wanted to create a cute New York moment, to give the kids an opportunity to come in and try on things, and to ...

What did the look consist of? The kit featured a black knitted merino wool-rich mesh dress, which included intentional detailing. The dress stole the show as it was designed with a skirt that came ...

After waiting out much of the pandemic in the Cayman Islands, the Williamsburg, Brooklyn-based designer Raul Lopez and his indie brand, Luar, re-entered the fashion space last month with a flourish.

In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re highlighting a trio of designers whose standout fashion week presentations left us in awe. First up, Luar’s Raul Lopez. The first time I stepped into a ...

As almost a chopped and screwed version of their SS24 hair, hairstylist Evanie Frausto revived intense and graphic techniques to set the look. “[It’s this] glassy, sleek-finished look and we’re ...

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After designer Raul Lopez launched the Williamsburg-based label in 2017, it immediately hooked A-list fans like Rihanna and Solange Knowles. But it wasn’t until 2021, after a two-year hiatus, that ...

Luar, which is the first name of its designer Raul Lopez spelled backwards, is a New York-based fashion brand known for its accessible luxury. By Degen Pener Deputy Editor Beyoncé played the role of ...

Two years ago, when Luar’s Raul Lopez launched the Ana, it quickly became the go-to going-out bag for New York cool kids and fashion week regulars alike. Now, with two wins as the American Accessory ...

Luar’s Spring/Summer 2026 ready-to-wear collection debuts at New York Fashion Week this Monday. Besides creating a range of looks inspired by Carnival and the colonization of Afro and Indigenous ...